General Protocols are UTXO experts, building peer-to-peer, open-source financial tools and services on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.
Joined October 2019
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XO comes with one of the most powerful debugging tools on the market, with clear insights for a scripts execution and full stack for every step of the script. At BCH Blaze 2026, the @GeneralProtocol team will be showing how tools like this fit into the wider XO workflow.
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XO supports SPV for payments and SHV for headers, providing independent verification across Bitcoin Cash networks.
Get a practical introduction to XO at BCH Blaze 2026 in our “Getting Started with XO” workshop. @bchblaze registrations open October 10!
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BCH Blaze is back for 2026! 🔥 XO Cash is sponsoring this year’s premier Bitcoin Cash hackathon! We're also bringing the first XO workshop to Blaze and showcase how XO can open up a new era of apps on BCH. Come and get an intro to the stack and what’s coming with XO at @bchblaze
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General Protocols is levelling up! 🚀 We are very happy to welcome Elliot Price as our new Vice President.
Elliot brings serious operational experience from fast-moving tech companies, helping us turn ambitious plans into shipped, first-class products for the BCH ecosystem.
What does this mean for you? Better products, shipped faster. First up: Elliot is spearheading UX improvements and simpler contract creation for BCH Bull, before turning his sights to XO, and a wallet built to use it.
With a shared dedication to building trustless, permissionless, and non-custodial tools for economic freedom for all, we couldn't ask for a better addition to the team. Welcome, Elliot!🥂
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KYC = Kill Your Customer.
Choose platforms and apps that don't force you to give your privacy.
How exactly do YOU benefit from KYC?
The company gets:
Your identity.
Your address.
Your face.
Your personal information.
Their compliance box ticked.
What do you get?
Permission to use their cucked little f*cking service lol.
Great.
And if their database gets hacked?
YOU carry the consequences.
They get the all the benefits. You provide the data. You inherit all the risk.
KYC is a terrible deal for you.
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XO Engine is not a hosted black box.
Every wallet, merchant, and third party app can run its own copy when it talks to XO.
That keeps the stack peer to peer.
@monsterbitar walks through how it works.
Who actually needs the XO Engine? Wallets, merchants and third-party apps can all run their own copy when interacting with XO. @monsterbitar explains how it works 👇
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XO is writing the blueprint! In this latest blog post, we now dive into the art of writing XO templates, from actions and transactions to inputs, outputs and scripts, with practical guidance for building powerful BCH applications... stack.xo.cash/blog/2026-08-2…
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Want to know what we’re building with XO, and why?
From the big-picture vision to deep dives into wallets, templates, the XO engine and the future of crypto apps, it's all in the XO Blog... stack.xo.cash/blog/
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XO is conceptualizing the future! In our latest blog post, we’re defining the core ideas that will shape the XO stack, creating a flexible foundation for payments, smart contracts, and all that comes next! stack.xo.cash/blog/2026-08-1…
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XO is revving the engine! With BCH Blaze approaching, we’re laying out the roadmap for the months ahead, from stronger token support and better documentation to new tools for builders, while continuing to improve the engine underneath it all. stack.xo.cash/blog/2026-08-0…
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Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.
On August 15, 1971, Nixon closed the gold window - sold as a short-term emergency measure.
55 years later? It’s still closed.
The foundation of today’s fiat money printer.
This is exactly why Bitcoin Cash exists: fixed supply and no central authority that can “temporarily” change the rules.
Governments often describe extraordinary measures as temporary. In 1971, the United States suspended dollar convertibility into gold. The measure was described as temporary, but it's still in place today.
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